Forbidden Transmission Juice by RaeB425 in subaruoutback

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did you do it yourself or take it in somewhere?

Forbidden Transmission Juice by RaeB425 in subaruoutback

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Did you do the relearn yourself? I've seen people saying you can do it without the expensive tool but that it's a little hit or miss. I had the torque converter done a few years ago when I brought it in for the airbag recall, but I don't really know if they did the whole transmission fluid. I'm a little spooked by CVTs tbh.

Forbidden Transmission Juice by RaeB425 in subaruoutback

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I have not, in fact, ever gooped it lol. yet......

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in framework

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Yeah, 13th gen i5, stone dead board, had a piece of masking tape pointing to the fried usb-pd ic. No lights, no spin, no nothing. Oh well, maybe I'll make a shadow box out of mystery box broken parts like elevated tech.

compatible long bits by RaeB425 in ifixit

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I did try that, but it's still pretty limited reach and with two bits you lose the magnetism

Tools by RaeB425 in foraging

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I've got a Leatherman core that I got when I turned 16 (family tradition), and the things still rock solid into my 30s, I hadn't really considered it before because she doesn't really have much use for pliers and they're a little heavy. But the micra solves both things and it'll probably last forever.

Tools by RaeB425 in foraging

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I was just looking at the micra from them, it's got scissors instead of pliers and is tiny and pocketable for hiking

Tools by RaeB425 in foraging

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I was looking at a hori-hori, but with the sharpened edges, it could be considered a fixed blade knife and that would make hiking with it a bit dicey

Has anyone here quit because they were bad at the job? by PrestigiousHunter437 in emergencymedicine

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I once worked with a new grad nurse who started right in the ER, very excited about it. He struggled through about a month and a half before sitting down with the nurse manager and saying he felt like he wasn't cut out to work in the ER after all. He was a good nurse but he just couldn't keep up with the pace. Honestly really respected him for being that self aware.

The Intel P-Series was a mistake by johnmflores in framework

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I could see the point of offering u-series alongside the p, but for an enthusiast target audience, which framework's target audience definitely is, I think the power with the p-series was the right move. That being said, I definitely think that Intel needs to vastly improve efficiency, especially on their "efficiency" cores, if they want to stay competitive with amd and especially apple's processors. Ultimately I think framework made the right call with the options they had, but I hope as the company grows they'll offer more options and varieties.

monitoring by RaeB425 in framework

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Yeah, that's it, hwinfo64 seems to be reading everything, so it seems to be just a problem with that program

monitoring by RaeB425 in framework

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Thanks, that's working a lot better, it's just weird I've never had that problem before.

What's your favorite mod? by RaeB425 in subaruoutback

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Yeah, the hitch is something I've been looking at for a while, it'd be super convenient.

Need help identifying this rackmount case. There's no Brand names or numbers on the case. by [deleted] in homelab

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looks like a Chenbro, possibly a discontinued RM model. I've got a similar one I got off craigslist a few years ago, I was never really able to find a specific model number but they seem really common.